

Earthshine - Free PC Download

Earthshine tells the story of two travelers, Talia and Inar, as they journey across the Desert in search of the Fields of Oblivion. Legend has it that these fields contain beautiful flowers: flowers that can heal any wounds, resurrect the dead, and grant immortality to those who seek it. But nobody has ever proved the rumors to be true before…
Who are Talia and Inar? Are they just two strangers, or something more? Will they make it to the Fields of Oblivion, and find the answers they've been searching for?

- Approximately 1-2 hours of gameplay;
- Non-linear plot;
- Unique visual style, not typical for visual novels;
- Female protagonist;
- Magical setting which features legends from multiple nations
- Themes of love, fate, and difficult choice
- The novel will appeal to fairy tale fans of all genders
Whatever you choose, choose from the bottom of your heart!

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System Requirements
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- Windows 10 (64bit ver)
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- Intel atom Z3xx (Silvermont)
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- Core i5 of Ivy Bridge generation or better or AMD Ryzen 5
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- 512 MB RAM
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- 4 GB RAM
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- Intel HD Graphics Series. 1280x720
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- AMD or Nvidia (VRAM 1GB or better). Recommended 1920x1080
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- 500 MB available space
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- 800 MB available space
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- Sound Devices compartible Direct Sound
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- Sound Devices compartible Direct Sound
These are the developer's listed requirements and may not be 100% accurate. If your specs fall below the minimum, try the game anyway; many games run fine below the listed requirements. When in doubt, check YouTube for performance benchmarks.
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